Aghios Gordios Holiday Reviews

A small resort, nice beach mostly sand some shingle on a curved bay. Sea crystal clear. One road of shops, bars and restaurants. No ATM machine. It was end of season so very quiet and alot of places already shut up I would imagine it being much more lively in the high season.

Fantastic location, the best sandy beach and everyhting was so affordable.

Everyone at the hotel was nice and helpful. Make sure not to miss out on the boat trip. It is a lifetime expirience. Do not worry about how to get there once you arrive in Corfu. They come and pick you up for free.

Everyday is a new exciting activity like 4wheeling off roads up mountains, renting a quad to explore the island, scuba diving, hiking and visiting nearby fishing villages, trying home made wine, and some days just relaxing on the beach and swimming! The rooms were beautiful with sea view balconies so that you can enjoy the most amazing sunsets.

Whether we wanted relaxation or adventure, there was always something to do: the beach in front of the hotel was gorgeous with sun lounges; Quad Safari was an exciting on- and off-road trip around the island to a mountaintop monastery and incredible lookout points, beautiful beaches and tiny cafes; we snorkelled, cliff jumped, and paddled to private beaches on Kayak Safari; we wandered around the lovely village of Sinarades plus Corfu Town (a short bus ride from the hotel) for a change of scenery. Agios Gordios Beach is the best place on earth.

The location was also just beautiful, with both mountains and ocean and the best sunset on Corfu. Quad Safari was an exciting on- and off-road trip around the island to a mountaintop monastery and incredible lookout points, beautiful beaches and tiny cafes; we snorkelled, cliff jumped, and paddled to private beaches on Kayak Safari; we wandered around the lovely village of Sinarades plus Corfu Town (a short bus ride from the hotel) for a change of scenery.

Lively, lots of places to visit, friendly locals... A nice play to stay for an holiday and to have fun as a family or alone

A wonderful place to come and relax under a cloudless sky. You won't need much more than your sunnies, sun cream, and a book...there is so much to see and do! For us, two adults and two seven-year-olds, we found that the resort beach and neighbouring villages offered lots of entertainment by foot, scooter or kayak. Our dinners and breakfasts were included in the price, really tasty, and served with the best sunset view on the island. Our rooms were very comfy and a relief from the heat at the end of the day with air con. The Pink Palace staff were polite and helpful. Agios Gordios was a lovely place to be on vacation!

Gorgeous beach with free sun chairs at resort. Excellent value - hot breakfast and delicious home-cooked Greek dinner included. Loads of reasonably priced daily activities (lunch included) - kayaking, snorkelling, and quad biking offer great scenery and views of the island. Saturday nights feature traditional Greek dancing and plate smashing event! Overall, two very satisfied guests who look forward to returning.

You can have fun morning, noon and night at the Pink Palace. We had a blast quad biking around tiny villages, up winding mountain roads, down to endless sandy beaches...kayaking around to private beaches, snorkelling, and cliff jumping...all the while catching the most incredible views. None beat the sunset at dinner though! On the topic of food, the Pink Palace serves up a tasty breakfast and dinner daily, included in the price (bonus!). We spent our evenings relaxing on the balcony at our room and the kids went down to the on-site club for some dancing (far enough away we never heard a peep). Amazing time - all for a great price.

Bars and shops still opening up as early season. Prices same as the UK, beach nice but sand gets so hot by the afternoon you cannot walk on it without good strong shoes. Duck boards all ther way along from the hotel to the village by the day we left.

Saint George has everything you need. It's quiet yet has an excellent selection of bars and restaurants. We didn't have a single poor meal in the time we were there. The resort is really pretty - a real contrast to the big spanish resorts. The beach is lovely and is not too overcrowded.

We hired a car for the day organised by our Thomson Rep Craig who was very helpful and visited Kassiopi which I would definitely recommend. We found a lovely secluded cove and spent the late morning snorkellng and then walked down into the quaint town for a lovely lunch. Corfu old town is also a definite must for a visit - we did our own thing and only used the Thomson coach to get into Corfu (about an hour from Agios Georgios) and then spent the rest of the time there ambling round the shops and enjoying a lovely evening meal. The atmosphere is great (we went on a Thursday evening (late night shopping) and got the Thomson bus back at 10.00 p.m.

We chose to eat our lunches and evening meals at the Hotel - the view from the Resaurant was fantastic and very relaxing and we did not see much point in going elsewhere - the food was so good and varied and you knew that everything was always going to be so clean and well presented.

I went to Aghios Georgios a couple of years back, and the place was great. Apart from one day where there was a little bit of a tropical storm for about an hour, the rest of the time was pure sunshine. This hotel is superb - all the staff are very helpful and friendly and you'll know each other by name like old friends by the end of the first day.

The pool is lovely, facing the sun with lots of recliners and chairs to relax on. It's got a good bar on the side, and a little bit of musical entertainment by night.

The photo above totally does the place justice too - it is lovely.

Agios Gordios is a lovely resort, picturesque and very friendly. The beach is great, and the sea can be a bit choppy at times – great fun! There are many tavernas and cafes in the town – we were there for two weeks and we didn’t get to visit all of them! Prices are very similar wherever you go. The food is delicious – if you do visit, make sure you go to Linda’s restaurant. The food there is amazing, and the décor is lovely, very posh, and the prices are the same as everywhere else. Agios Gordios is a perfect place for a relaxing holiday, and you will definitely make a few new friends while you are there. And I’m sure that we’ll go there next year as well, staying of course at the Natasa House.

Very pretty, very friendly and just the best!!

Ag.Gordios has the best beach in Corfu. It is slightly shingly for a couple of metres but after that it is sandy and quite shallow. Sun beds can be rented for up to 8 euros a day, but Ark Bar lets you use their for free if you buy their drinks! The only cashpoint is a the olive oil shop and there are many places to change money/cash travellers cheques. You can also rent cars, scooters and quads for reasonable prices. We would recommend the Ecological Pool at the Aloha Hotel as it has stunning views, is clean and has the best pool bar in the resort. It is up the hill from Alexandros, which is steep but not far and is worth it compared to ther other public pools. The restaurant there, The Sea View, does an amazing mixed grill for 18 euros and again has stunning views. Zefyros on the beach also does great food, as does Sebastians Taverna, Sea Breeze. Lithos does amazing english breakfasts for 6 euros and Time Out bar has free internet access for it's customers. Corfu Town is amazing and is only 30 mins away buy bus, costing 2 euros per person each way. The bus back to Ag.Gordios leaves from the Green Bus Station by the New Fortess. Corfu Town has amazing views and the Old Town/Esplanade are stunning. There are loads of shops, bars and museums and a taxi in the evening back to Ag.Gordios is about 20-25 euros.